Miss Rhodes passed away at her residence, North Lodge, St. Leonards. She had been ill only three days, suffering' from pneumonia. She was older than her brother Cecil, to whom she and her sister were much attached, as evidenced by their stay in South Africa during the troubles there. The Misses Rhodes were old inhabitants of Hastings, and for many years occupied Fairlight-place, a charming residence overlooking the glen of that name. There, Cecil Rhodes was a frequent visitor when in England. Edith and her sister Louisa interested themselves much in Church and charitable work in Hastings. Edith took up her residence at North Lodge, St. Leonards in about 1903.
Miss Rhodes passed away at her residence, North Lodge, St. Leonards. She had been ill only three days, suffering' from pneumonia. She was older than her brother Cecil, to whom she and her sister were much attached, as evidenced by their stay in South Africa during the troubles there. The Misses Rhodes were old inhabitants of Hastings, and for many years occupied Fairlight-place, a charming residence overlooking the glen of that name. There, Cecil Rhodes was a frequent visitor when in England. Edith and her sister Louisa interested themselves much in Church and charitable work in Hastings. Edith took up her residence at North Lodge, St. Leonards in about 1903.
Family Members
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Herbert Rhodes
1845–1879
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Miss Louisa Sophia Margaret Rhodes
1847–1923
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COL Francis William "Frank" Rhodes
1850–1905
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Basil Rhodes
1851–1851
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Capt. Ernest Frederick Rhodes
1852–1907
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Cecil John Rhodes
1853–1902
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Frederick Rhodes
1854–1854
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Major Elmhirst Rhodes
1858–1931
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Arthur Montague Rhodes
1859–1936
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Capt. Bernard Maitland Rhodes
1861–1935
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